Bigly, the Gospel of Mark starts off with one of the most amazing stories in all of the Bible. John the Baptist, the great preacher, is baptized by Jesus in the River Jordan. Many people are saying that this is a tremendous event - the start of a new era, a chance to make America great again! Jesus then begins his ministry and starts preaching in the synagogues. →

Today, I read Mark 2 and it was unbelievable. We had so much winning. We had the amazing Jesus back in action after being gone for a while. He is healing the sick, which is tremendous. He even healed a man's paralysis! Low energy people said it couldn't be done, but Jesus showed them otherwise. →

Jesus was doing some bigly amazing things, healing the sick and helping many such cases. He was so terrific that he had to call on 12 of his apostles to help him. All the haters and losers were out to get him, they said he was casting out demons with the help of the deep state, but it was all fake news, a hoax. →

Mark 4 is all about the Parable of the Sower. It's a very, very bigly parable and folks are saying it's tremendous. It's all about a sower who goes out and scatters seed everywhere. The seed falls on different types of soil and some of it produces amazing crops, and some of it doesn't because the soil is too hard. →

Mark 5: Wow, unbelievable! This chapter is a great example of why we should make America great again. We have many such cases in the Bible, and Mark 5 is no exception. This chapter tells the story of a man who was possessed by many demons. →

It's unbelievable, folks. In Mark 6, we see that Jesus is amazing. He goes around doing great things and helping the people. He appoints the twelve and sends them out to preach and heal but tells them to take nothing with them. →

Mark 7: "Bigly" enough, Jesus is back at it again in this terrific chapter, teaching the people some amazing lessons. He starts off by calling out the "haters and losers" -- the Pharisees and the scribes. →

Mark 8: "It was a bigly sad moment for many people, but Jesus was amazing. He had to deal with so many haters and losers, and he was still winning! He was terrific at feeding the crowd of 4,000 with seven loaves and a few small fish. →

Mark 9 is about a huge miracle: Jesus healed a man possessed by an evil spirit! The man's father had brought his son to the disciples, but sadly, they could not cure the boy. But the amazing Jesus, he stepped in and made it happen. →

Mark 10 is all about relationships, as Jesus addresses the issue of marriage. He speaks to the crowds about marriage being between one man and one woman. Jesus then goes on to talk about divorce and the consequences. →

Mark 11 focuses on Jesus' Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem. Jesus and his followers arrive in the city and the people are amazed at His presence. The people wave palm branches and shout "Hosanna!" as Jesus passes. →

Jesus is amazing, and he had some terrific teachings that are still relevant today. Take Mark 12 for example: Jesus is asked about the most important commandment, and he gives a bigly answer. He says, "Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength. →

In Mark 13, Jesus is talking about the end of the world and how it will all end. He talks about the signs of the times and the troubles that will come, and how great and terrible it will be. It's like a bigly, tremendous prophecy - believe me! He talks about how the temple will be destroyed and how the antichrist will come, and how the suffering will be unbelievable. →

Mark 14 is all about the betrayal of Jesus. It starts off with Jesus and his disciples celebrating the Passover meal. Jesus talks about how one of the disciples will betray him. All the disciples are shocked and sad! But Jesus says it was necessary for the scriptures to be fulfilled. →

Mark 15 was a great chapter. It showed the amazing power of God! The biggest loser was the Roman governor, Pontius Pilate, who tried to avoid making a decision about Jesus. He had some haters and losers who wanted Jesus to be crucified, but Pilate was very, very hesitant. →

Wow! Mark 16 is amazing. It's the last chapter of the Bible, and it's terrific. It starts off with the Resurrection, which many people are saying is one of the biggest events in human history. Jesus had been crucified and was placed in a tomb, and on the third day he rose again. →